Against a backdrop of uncertainty, people are searching for new sources of control and stability. Where science and ancient wisdom have been conventionally pitted against one another, many are moving towards an integrated approach to authority that draws from the best of both worlds.

Joe Rogan's podcast has come under fire because of misinformation claims. This has pushed two major artists to remove their content and Spotify to improve its service as people put pressure on brands to prioritise evidence-based, trustworthy content amid an overabundance of fake news.

The stories of controversial tech founders are being adapted for TV. As people feel more at the mercy of tech brands, and trust has fallen, interest in the rise and fall of companies like WeWork and Theranos has grown with audiences drawn to both the drama of the story and the chance to understand.

With concerns around data security and censorship driving a growing sense of dissatisfaction with Big Tech, some people are searching for ways to communicate, socialise, and organise online outside of mainstream social media platforms. How will this shift transform the digital space?

Stressed-out Americans want to stay informed without getting burnt out by the onslaught of the current 24-hour news cycle. Roca News helps them to do that by serving up just four bullet-pointed stories and one ‘deep dive’ to their million Instagram followers each day.